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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-12

Ser Sau Der Sp6briide i4reitet i9nsa
uoraN, RaH bsratbi9Iast fi4, ME bic
grDfnuns Der Bride tu etaer sroBartissu
6eier su MAIDEN lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-12
WsiIw aufes @arftberi6t.

(Yer Sslssrapb.) II. SSuli 1887.
8eisen-0o. 2, ut Gts.
Safer-324 Gts.
80 Ell 9tort-35i Gts.
&o9sen-55 @ts.
9erfe-No. 2, GET Cts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-12

Sie Stublrente fur bic tommenoen feds
Monate bstrdst In ct. Marien $2OsO
unb in Der 9ers :Ssiu:@ emeinbe 1851.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-12

Die beifide Sliege unb Der S6nsiOes
purm (chineh buk) 9absn aud bier in bet
tlmsssenb ben 8ei3eu rutnirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-12

@iler 4 8rOtby bic neue S4ubFrma,
go. 544 WatnitraBe tim ieiben 2ocaIe, mo-
friber Bpbrant & Miaer waren), erbaIten
tdsltd neue Waaren, bic fte su ibrem Eager
fisen. Die 3abl tbrer &unben wirb tags
tdsli4 sr6Ber, ba ie uur bic bsitem 0aas
rem unb bieie gu ben niebrisiten greiien
~perfaufeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-12

Ser thermometer ipieIte in I. 0o9e
INNER UNI bic 80 @rabe, man6maI mars
etpas peniser, meit mebr unb iber 100
@rab ftieg es iosar binauf. Dies mar
natirli4 INNER nod Der Wittass3ett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-12

Nlle sorten bon NGbmaidineu reparirt
uub sarantirt. go. 1857 Sopa:S trabe,
6. s. Salter, asent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-12
8eitrase sur stiituug eiues Sodamtes
unS aui6affuug zines munumeus
talen Seuiters 80 Gbreu sra.
ria's, Der SrUiterin Der Be-
tribteu, tn Der &atbe=
brale 30 9%urtmburg.

@ir psrbeu bic @olecte Bis Neuiabr
fortiesen, ba buuu aqer @abrideinIi6s
tett nud @elber s~eniisenb ~porbanben finb,
our Sttftuns bes 9o6amtes unb NufiteIs
lung bes @borfeuiters I'M 9~tebfruueubom
gu 2ursmburs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-12

8iuGd,e finger Ndhmai6tnt
SO. 1851 eom,. Strabe, q. 6. Salter,
Asent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-12
Mnset8e.

Ysu stn.n supuIajasm Abstract of Title trsens anss
Sta6 eanbts obn Daupiatts In Gnbnqut Co.. seu dm
3auturtuass sbsr Sypptt& ~iersialtis aussartist ssssa
stsssa g.. ossrS Sstss
gSsbu u Z. Soma Strabt, Dntasas, Sssa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-12
ST.. EeteriuL 3abnar5t 961 MainHraBe.
geo. 1. @6d
m drftbe d. t.
Yreiie fur Scn @roBuerfani.

0ubuqu {, ben II. Suli 1887.
SrenHmatertaI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-12
Gbteaao @arftbert6t.

Chicago @arftbert6t.
0er Gele9ropb.) II. Suit 1887.
% eiSeu-Ho. 2, 70t @tS.
Bel 9tor 354 Gts.
afer-253 @ts.
&oggen- 40 Cts.
9erfe-57 @tS.
gutter-12 bis 16 Gts.
SarmtGie, ~ s GtS.
@ier-121 bis IS @tS.
89isfp-$1.10.
Sdweine-$4.7O bis sos.
&inbpieG-$1.25 bis 4.35.
S6weiuefleii6--$ bis
S9mali-$6.30 bis 6.37.
Ct. ssuis Rarftteti@t.
tGer Seieoropb.l II. Suli 1887,
n-rotber, go. 2, al @@tsr ... IL.
Self 9torn-334 bis SO GtS.
Safer-26 bis 3 @ts.
Ro99en-- bis - Gts.
--4@
RetpsYorf @arftberiht.
Wer SeIesrapb.) II. Suli 1887.
@eiSen-Wiipautee, $50. 2, SO bis so Gts.
Safer-34 bis 80 Gt5.
8eli6forn-9er. 10. 45l bis 45s Gts.
9 4w einefleif9 -$15.55 bis 1915.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-12
Stadt 4 Amasaend.

Entered at the postoffice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-12
9reis per StHd irri per 9oit nur 80 Gents.
Ger ratbolifae Sausfeaeu iii elm Grups

Ger fatboliiae Sausieaeu III eiu @rups
psubiIo bariteleilO III Se9n SiIOern:
Seius, Waria unO SoIepb-Oie @eburt
@briIti--Gbriitus am ErsuSe-0ie Eaufe
Die Strmuus-Das uuerbetIi9ite Sas
trament bss MtarS-0te 8lke-0te lette
Seluna-0te 9rieiterpeibe-Die GLE
0tele Silosr iinO pou folsenben @ebeten uno
@ebOten mmseben: 9us 'bs,Iise &reuS5eis
1en-Das @sbetSsS 6erru-Der euslii9e
@ruB-Oas apOitplii9s @lau6eusbetenuts
niB-0te bell. 10 @sbots @ottes-Oie 5
@ebote Der BELL. tatb. Sir9e-Oie 7 bsilts
gen Satraments-@lau6e, Sofnuas unb
Qiebe- &eue unS Soriab-Der @usel bes
Ssrrn-Wo Nbeuosebet.
eY- 9as Bib TIT ~ nit oeuti6em
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-12
TRAIN DlTCHED.
Accident Yesterday to H.. l.. & \. Train
Near Belmont-No Serious Injuries.

Accident Yesterday to a D., T.. & y. Train
Near Belmont-No Serious Injuries.
As the south bound D., L. & \. passenger
train was running a. moderate rete Of
speed along the g. r. & T. tracks few
miles north Of the H.. q. II. & M. junction
Yesterday morning an axle broke on the
smoking car and precipitated il down an
emban.ment. 10 rolled over on lis side and
was Immediately followed by the only
other coach on the train, which was bat
partly overturned.
Conductor Lee was in the smoker and was
sufficiently injured 70 necessitafe the
services of Or. Johnson, who went 10 the
scene Of the disaster as soon as p special
train could be procured. The baggage car
was half displaced ana the hind truck Of the
engine 3erailed The passengers were mu. b
frightened. the women screaming and
trembling With fear. Among the number
were . man and wife with three children
making their way vest They had a lunch
with them, bar were 20 frightened that they
could not eat. even though their travelling
companions induiged their aopefites as
md baggaye car were put upon the rails by
means of jack, 6nd both are now m the
yard The other rolling stock viii be at
tended 70 $50 ine e8rlies' moment
No Conductor lee j. nor seriously
hu-t. came Dr. Jchns1n's reply over thc
telephone. "fIe has severa scalp w0gu g.
and bruises hgt his skull s injured. 80
other persons were injured
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-12
WASHINGTON BUDGET
All About Diseased Cattl6aLd
4 Bureau of Butchers.
TIE gglaiuGyaA CANAL scheme.
a N-a Chinese Treaty Agreed Upon
r1aHrmsfioos ~ the Seaate-
As -ozaos Psnslon-ars.
Cisseiand' Reception
Other News.

Ws-HsaIs~ Pan. % In i6e house TO-
i4r Hr sein84r4s. % Sew York Tie
al-r et Ils committee who presented
The minority r-p9-l ga The bill % establish
Bal~s-ai Animal Iailsrrg had hat report
.. 81 part d. Ass remarks Ia the report he
-ags tlat aasl tle ORIGINAL b.ii and saosti-
.a eo srsl tv the Chairman Vi the Com
I'D .tfee oa A.uellture re-en4ct tle powers
.t tns Commissioner III Agriculture and
e4lenl llem 50 that whenever pa the 0pin-
..l VI tlr Commissioner j. deemed alfi5-
an.e De- maF app4l-sc and slaughter
tle diseased and exposed cai-
Hr sal Compensate tie OwAer.
-lf sum 3 system ls 20 be- adopted
f.- rs.o-- SAWS we w0l recommenls hs
changing of tn6 an O tle department
rom lAa- tle 8lrtal II ANNA. industry
o. Bureau ut blLclsry Tor the destruction
at the domestic animals of lhe nuei states,
o. oe 'l charge ~ corps ot butcher boys
who " lll be a- well Y '.al-ie1 Tor The posi-
tou. AS tle plrsen head of he bureau.
ln tle c.olumenlauJn the chiei
advocates the very aos"ri
proposition tha; liberal
Indemnity should be paid owners of cattle
-o reu9- cases g.. sickness whore small
Indemnity lelds 90 segr-rel disease A neN
feature ta public ethics which requires q
reml4u 10 oe paid meu to prevent viola
ual5 % i4w. We are arln ia the cOuvlc-
ROO tle report continues 'that this dis
ease termed pleur0-pneu7Onia IS blood
poison o-sinalng among cattle IA stables
aut s-lck-yl-.4s augf we agree with the Opnl-
lJl Oh ex-C)nm.ss Oner oi Agriculture Lor-
ilc tu4t Do can bs checked oy
gu4rsutnlng In open well-prOtected
forced 10 pr0fec- cattle I'D the stables and
.ar< yards and in transportation. and for
providing -hem vita proper feel and water
tae disease oAnu1- oe eStirpated, and The
gubhc protected from diseased meats ard
the poisoned milk Of infected COWS We
als of tlc opinion tha, The disease IS not IN
cre4siu, bar rather diminishing.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-12

81 -H-SaIav. Jan. ILL., IS understood
ID negotiations with the Chinese Govern
meet. u which a'lusioa was made in the
p-ss dents nc ase for such q modification
of e1ls..rl- trea+e a- wi,l entirely prevent
fhe introIIC-ol ~ Chinese coOlie labOr into
this country has ius. been brought 20 a
-a.ees-fg fermaa on. and tina, 10 few
l.rs az amelIet -eaty c7vs-i0- those
ao l be- 5mitre3 CD the senate for
afaeattor Both the STATE department
and ta. ll,ne-- rmoa- IS s-e much Erarled
1- tbe satisfactory conclusion reached.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-12
Tie ,,ic.-anruau Canal Scheme.

" IT'S Tox. Jan. 1.-The Senate was
n executive session for almost tEo hours
I'll af fern0on. IL had under discussion a
re 1lution reported the o her day from the
Committee on Foreign Relations advising
t1a res ie.t % enter into negotiations
through the medium of treaty for conces-
SION l1r the construction of Ni-arauguan
cana uni-r fhe protection Of the GOvern-
melt lhl- is q question which has been
a fsr-.ssoi iu executive sessions OF the senate
and u open sessions. directly and indirect
ly. for segers. yeaIs. Today it brought
up all The possible pnases oi uoAce X
l0lld assHme and she feasibility Ot t4ae Los-.
eminent interesting itself in such enter
pr.se5 w9s oenited at great leRgth. Tnere
were very serious elections and strong op-
rl.it9u ID 0iers1. aut tle senate Dy the OPP
p0uenfs q taa proposition was warned
against action as IL might preclptate lnie--
national com Implications aud cause mOre
trouble aud expense possibly q war than
d would De worth. Mr Eimunds VINO,
last week reported with favorable recon-
mendatIOg Nicarausuan Cana Bill from
the C0mmlftes on Foreign relations con-
lgctpi the debate in "a or OF the resolution
vhlra was finally si0pted.
motion was then made 70 take up the
extralt0u treaty. wilh Great Britain, re-
ported ir1m the committee with favorable
Recommendation a- their .ast session pend
.n-, Tllcl ,le senate adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-12
IS THIS BLACKMAIL
Extraordinary Affair Between
Gov Luce and Chamberlain.
JACKSON GETS The STATE FlI88G,II


..s f.. .....s-- .t.ts-4
uzl4orr. Jan lI-AllrT CaAmoeri-. .-,
of Three Oaks threatens to began mreaea
menl proceedings against Governor iuee
o4 the ground that De was q i4em3e- oi --e
tae constitution making him thereby lle--
lgi1.e aos. Lace died li- F-8lsna-lct-
as = member 0i sac Board today. ie rs
Chamberlain uaI- threat L1 ll- .er
-laa.lr. bar offered n1- 20 I'D --y-l PES u
Lace would De-, him ua4e certain oi .laI-.
Luce refa sei ro d3 lli-. ana told CA.a.ne--
lain 90 DO Lls worst
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-12
SHE FIGHTS BRAVELl
Mrs. Emmous' Efforts &c Kae
Out of the Mac houee.
GREAT SYMPATHY Sa0ss FOR aEF
f1tr Husband hetuscs G. Testify 81
ladies As in ref Favor 80
taaencs Does Noi fav>-
Conviction

WAsHfsras. Jan. li.--Iols,@ prs.
eee..ii4ss iu Mr. Emmans cs-s vfre r4fAeg
dea Prof Emmons co-nss. 30 .asaaoe
when tie ooan opened ttat b. wo,ld i.ass
ta proeeed without Ais c'lrni tha fst.ssai
having le.n. called io bos.la ts ih. sad
dea illness ~ hi- mother
'is % dangerous ineures 1i.t Em-
mons.
"l sm ioli she ss a,.nr.' s.. c~ause.
Kent
"nyne' eloamed Ns fmmae. 'saa
sht n. old
Then Is wa. STATED uat AI Ima.ans dad
noi want o. testify in TIE lase ant al "
tLe other SD Mrs lmulons al ouet re.
ulsrsed Sc don ~aui g. ekausns alm
q his mother - asaa. hsi reltfDF'ue leo4
irorl lef ceuuse. oal.e1 hef 81. I.Goe ltf
lsua over htr mpulA o. she SAID .h
forgot
M 81 vs. johnson fesehsd ~ paving
Two fislis o. Hr. immuIs af Ler .uu>t
an4 ilai sA, rsmb.ei un tfHfutui /. aelis.
he Was no. 800 lalr condition la care
of Lteef B.. ass VA lse
other isy le went g. see be- st Narnie, q.
ai 4er 9va re- lesf ~Ili Niev 90 efanlius
ler - fo ler SANITY Ief manner was
/ very peculiar theafrtA. ard irsriAti0. and
/ rathsr nc0hefelL She th1Vel papers uot
al a. Reliant. sul 'i Vas dIrtlah io AeeP
/ Lrr Hn ile track of tAe conversation. and
Toe questions hAi io b. frs Iueiiiv rer aiel.
I.ra. hls kuov leics - Mrs Eulnious and
I ler csst he senIt say thai hef n.ls was
loi normal. and sle netlea meliCaI .fe-i-
mtui 90 prevent aef having auttIeafs each
/ a. hs Lad witnessed
I llIng Tie entire examination - llf
/ johnson Ms Euuuns AsIf up O. r.lfuInK
lrt and once Nnel hsf cuaTstI reUrarhtl
I . "a .I
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-12

Business That Was Trans
acted There Yesterday
The APPOINTMENT OF C9Ra.UHS.
Wayne and Kent are WsH Rsmem-
bered-The list UiH rs A.
rounCe1 Otciaiiy lnis
MCrnfne


lan-t>a. San. tI--Ile 0saait an1 HOUSE
..,.l ,,s, ,r.n.otI, All ,'....s vth s can-
l- sf.,...
>'ief@iie -r-ale-
was busy al lay Arra. sil- committees pDt
Lad NOT completed fae Isf aad DAD 1908 au.
,....... .a...-. ... .,....,aa
nonnee 'ae-' - 5'i''
hummer N bii'9 N1
House and Grant Wa er tlf-e. al ass --4n-
,.,.,,,..t..r sni n.s. ,.......-s u,fe rr.lID-
I..,..
.'e'l ii"iA ss-i--- i~4
the session.
Sneaker alarkev wsl arnounc. iae l.I-
l.e',ny cof.ustffe, l.i thei morning Atr-
cultar.l 63.lege Weaer Simpson Ar.y.
Lincoln and pear.e
Aor.rslt.r.- Ws-~ CIe Rogers Hafper
and noun-,s|te
Drainage Robinson. uysema Damon
Bentley aud Csa,.
Eastern ASYLUM lyr ihe ll-sre
Gr4-or g-a.F Dillon Ne..us4 ~tl-
ART
Flno.tien -W ~. Naan. IS
| phonp-or HnobIer afi Bfer1.
lsl,rt,on. fid-e4 Frmsey. NcC .tD,.A
powe~s ana rardee
Easros.meut aui Ilrol lmeaf-'r- 81
! and Pierce
poFers - and = H9.gss.'e.
FISHERIES Perkins Ch1mbe. aia. OH
| Welirsan AMI Baker.
| Geological slrslv-Nickery halianitI
Bettinetr Dunbar and Vf.maa.
! Har6ors D0ughertv. Douglas. Goodrich.
Cody and Breen.
!
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-12
NATIONAL BANK ELECTIONS.
~ew oniesr. for Musk~son and whitehall
bank

bank
.a.. ..It H. r-s ft.tls1s tsst-A
Nr-NEoo>, jan Il.-Ihe following
National Bank elections were held at
Muskegon ana Whitehall today. f1e
Muskeson National bank elected officer.
~ follows. Drectors-C. IT. Hackles. j.
G. Mason. G. T. Hills. G. s. Montague D. D.
shaw. C. ID Nelson and Frank Wood,
President. a. II Uacxiey. Z icl Pres. .aent
J. g. Mason Cashier. rank Wo0t.
LumDerman's National Bank Directors
-C Davis A Y. Mann, lra -. smila d.. Fl
Haeklev. Alex EoIgers W s.ev j.. Wood
and David u. Irwin President q. Davis.
Vice President, A. Y. Mann; Cashier q. g..
Blingaur-t.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-12
JACKSON GErs r4E sTATE FAlR.


SsoN. Jan. IA dispatch from John
O. sharp AZ Detroit, announces that the
S.ate Fair has a-a been located at Jack
SON by 81 unanimous vote. There j. grea-
rejoicing among our business men oyer tae
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-12
BISMARCK SPEAKS
Ee Demands q Greater Army
Tor Germany.
A POINTED ATTACK Oh FRANCE
re Declares that re VII Have What
Ne Wants From Ne. Reich
stag t rot From This one
"A Gloomy Outlook

Brr..> f.n II -I--rea Bismarck said
...... t l.f. s...4,..
--o ''| fliiIaehi - t-~ftiN ih-- ei,' 2"
to WHO governs Dl'rana. aud Tie friend
sl.. ~ en...s e.. of man. o.-fsn-e ID
rpl
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a.
s
i"'.' 2.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-01-12

Mckee Rankin lad good house ,st tAe
Wonderland. .ssI evening" iu it lAe
lasl -l5 matinee ALL be given this after
noon anl tomorrow afternoon 'tae Dan
ites" will take is plsce with Rankin as
sandy and Ms Bert as Baly Piper.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-12

Heterophemy H. tire word. The wliter
wa cons lera6iy clasrnel when De DIS
covered that yesterday moTnius ia a brief
comment on tne death or Allce Oates, he
lad uuintenlionaAv written the uaule oi
SAmss Oates l0r lfs.y Ilns. Mr Titus ls
dyng o. consumption iA Chicago. ~.
Gate diol long ago bit u was as stated in
the height Ot AA.es popularity tnAl titus
was Aer husband
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-12

| II L Flash to Henry Susskind--Lots 81 and
3s H L Flash subd on Main street; $1,000.
o LOtspeich to Sentous and ] A Forth
man-Part of lot 1870 Mills and Wicks' ex-
tension of Second street; $3.50.
Austin Shafer and James Entwistle to ii
H Markham and Gilchrist-SWL of see
"a and tracts in NWl4 of sec "a S, IL
W; $31, 800.
Mrs Catherine Underwood to Samuel
Moore-Lots SO 50 and go NJ wicks subd
of Garbolino tract; $1,000.
Henry T Newell, Frank RAIDER, and NJ F
O'Dea to J Marion Brooks, lot 1S, blk d,
Newell & RAIDER subdiv Of part Of Cells Vine
yard tract; $1,000.
NJ Hilton Williams to W B Ralps, lot 63,
snbdiv of lot 4, blk II S; $2O5O.
bert Ss \ Meals to " Host, 10 acres in sEi4 OF
sec o, 7 1, S IA W; 1000.
H c sutherland to Resa Mccoy, lot IL, Alb
bott Kinney tract; 5000
George W Rogers to L n Brooks, 4 of NV
Is s,sSS. saS lots ana D. sec o. H. N'"'
Leopold Cooper to Herman Cooper and
Magdalena Cooper, lot 2, Halesworth's add
Herman Goepper and Magdalena A Cooper
to C 1 Foster-Tract in Ro Santiago id Santa
Ana; $237O.
Charles V Hall to W A Clinton-4s4 acres
in lot 5 block SO, H 8; $1,000.
Thomas Lewis to Jacobine Koch-LOts l
and 8 block 8, Los Angeles Homestead
Mary Eaton Johnston and Hancock M
Johnston to 1 Garnsey-115.92 acres in
Hancock NJ Johnston to same-1O4.75
acres inE L A; $25,OOO.
SPRRCo, D Mills and Gerrit Dansing
trustees, to NJ Wicks and Peter Cook-sec
1, T n, r 13 W; 81 600.
David J Macpherson to Mary B Ellis, wife
of w Ellis-Agreement to convey lot z in
Macpherson's subdivision of lot l, block d,
San Pascanl tract; $3.50.
Hermann Meese to Henry Kroeger-Vine-
yard lot F 2, Anaheim; $4,000.
Henry KrOeger to Richard MelrOse-Undi-
yided "A interest in vineyard lot 2, Ana
HIP Lantz, trustee, to C Holmes-Agree-
ment to convey lot 8, block F, Howard & Cos
subdivision of Bliss tract; $14OO.
Mrs Caroline NJ C Thomas to Charles D
lot g, Galbraith Thomas tract, Pasadena;
$15, 700.
Chas D Blaney to Galbraith and P NJ
Clark.
Paul H Lemmert to william H shea-Lots
8, 8 and 10, Lemmert tract; $4,000.
convey lots 9 and z, Lemmert tract; $4,000.
Frank NettletOn to William H Shea
Agreement to convey lots Al, AZ, 43, A and
45, Star tract; $4,000.
Hannah Jarvis and c M Phelps to G W
Smith, trustee-Lot 1872, Mills & Wicks' ex-
tension of Second street; $4,000.
SUMMARY.
Number of transfers in above list, 20.
Total amount of consideration, $637 ,526.
Total amount of consideration, $26,7
Transfers for nominal consideration, Is.
Aggregate of days transfers, 1864, ,3O6.
[NorE.-Transfers of which the considera-
ton is less than $1,000 are not published in
the above lfstl
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

GRAND CENTRAL-J Pratt and wife,
Rogers, Mrs Latrop, Boston; D Kerr, San
Bernardino; Mrs w COakley, Chas Phelps,
Dakota; John Bohannan, Arizona; H Sad.
hold, Mrs benson, London, England; w
Saphey, San Francisco; w McFaden, H Mar
tin, Colorado b Healey, G simpson, G w
Goats, A Beard, Jas Coats, w Z Mercer, w
Akers, Santa Barbara; F Wilson, Jas Bardas,
Austin, Texas.
Proc HOUSE, ID La Rue, Ravena; G G.
Brown, Texas; M BustilOs, city; G H Parker,
Chicago; Mallas, Taylor; VIM Glorious, H
Hempelman and son, st Louis; Bay, city;
Andrews, Deming; M Aver, Tulare; Joseph
Barne, Walter LenhOx, s Herbert, H Weaver,
VIM Spencer, TOnghiy Co; A Ellis, Ell PasO;
Winstanly, Goshen; o Parscadin, Tren-
ton, Mo- W Ray, Tucson.
ST. CHARLEs.-C ii Huckins, f A Samues,
city; Buckley, L Ryan, Pasadena; Frank
Simmons, C Dougherty, H Il Spence. X I
Tibble, Pomona; C A Arcy, San Pedro; A
Bridge, Ventura; J B Mabury, l. Mawsen,
Winfield, Kan; II Fountain and wife, Miss
Dean, Riverside. Jas Abrams and wife San
Diego; f T Allen, Santa Monica; s b Hib-
ben, Oro Grande; Jas Grant, stockton; J
Kelly, N Y; II Barnard and wife, Victor;
Robt Henteg, Moran Pasadena; l. Chavez,
Feles ranch; The0 G Kobele, 4 B Martin,
city; H NJ Fisher, B + Atherson, Burbanks;
Carr, Pasadena; w E Campbell, Flor
ence; Jno + Metcalf, II Williams, Santa
Barbara; p Williams, Marysville.
ST. ELMO HorEL--C RUSSELL Manhattan,
Kan; H Harris, Des Moines, la; ] 8 Saekey,
Chicago; Await, Cincinnati, o; W Har
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BILLINGS & McCOWN
No. 10 N. Spring St.

$5OOO-Five acres on Adams street.
$19OO-Choice lot in Dunnigan Tract.
$1O,SOO-27 acres between the Santa Anita
Ranch and l.. J. Roses, right in the San Ga
briel and near Savanna.
$41OO-Choice lot on Figueroa street. near
Ninth.
$11 OOO-Large corner lot on best side of
Pearl street. A frst-class investment
$55OO-Clean side of Pearl street.
$135O-Ninth, near Pearl street.
$65OO-Clean side of Pearl, near Eighth st.
&5OOO-Two lots Ninth, near Pearl st.
$25OO-Each for lots on clean side of
Hope street.
$5OOO-Clean side of Pearl, near Tenth
street.
$65OO-Three lots on Grand avenue, on
the corner. Each lot is worth $3OOO.>
$2000-One fine lot on Grand avenue.
$12,OO0-For two choice lots on Grand av-
enue, on the hill. A fine view. Right near
l.. J. Roses new residence.
$75OO-For fine lot on Grand avenue on
the Hill.
$225O-1OOx21O, Sisters of Charity Tract
near Rouland street, only one-half block
from street cars.
$SOO-For lot in Williamson Tract.
$125O-For lot in Park Villa Tract
$35O-An acre for III acres in Lick Tract
$2OOO-For lot in Bonnie Brae Tract.
$1SOO-For lot in Bonnie Brae Tract
$4OO-An acre for 10 acres in the Lick
Tract.
$4OO-An acre for 10 acres in the Lick
Tract.
$425-An acre for acres in Lick Tract.
$75O-An acre for Is acres in Lick Tract.
$2OO-For good lot in Manzanita Heights.
$25O-For good lot in Manzanita Heights.
$3OO-For good lot in Mainzanta Heights.
$4OO-Choice lot in Msnzanita Heights.
$5OOO-Clean side of Figueroa street, north
of Pico street.
$2OOO-Iot In Bliss Tract.
S1s,5OO-Choice large corner on Pearl
street, close in.
$1O,OOO-For large Figueroa street lot on
west side.
$4OOO-FlOwer street, near Tenth.
$13,OOO-15Ox24O, clean side of Figueroa
street Best bargain In the city,
IMPROVED.
$40, ,5O0-13Ox132lS, clean corner on Fig
ueroa street; seven-room house; good barn
fruit trees; fine hedge; in every way choice.
$175O-Two lots and good house on cable
roads.
$25OO-Well furnished house of six rooms
clean side Wright street, near Rouland.
$35OO-A good house and large lot on
Workman street, East Los Angeles.
$65OO-A new, modern house on DAILY
street. A cosy home furnished with every
convenience.
$4,000 choice residence on Flower St
We have lots in every part of the city and
always have full list OF gilt-edged business
and residence property.
We have lots in all the favorite tracts.
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man, P Sberling, II Weller, Waterloo,
Ia; G w Parker, Tucson, A r; Murphy,
Kansas City; d F Miller, Baltimore, Md;
Phillips and family, S F; W | Burks, San
Diego; X W Dawson, Azusa; W ID Tuxbury,
Traver II G Sturtevant, Covina: Mrs Calvert
and daughter, G Railmond, Sacramento; Z
Marks, E Miller, f; J Murphy, +
Estee, New York; A A Dickson and wife,
G A Edger, W F X Parker, Santa Ana; II
Percy, Arizona;C C A Kenyon, Santa Barbara:
d Stanings, Riverside X Darby, Ar
rowhead Spring. G N Stowe, Chicago; G d
Cunningham, Z G Wheeler, Riverside; Nj
Crutcher, Fall Brook; T f Fraser, Lick OBJ
servetory; T Macpherson, LugOnia; J
Haigler, San Antonio, Tex; NJ COhn, Santa
Paula; Goldstein and wife, s F; c Stewart,
Riverside S Phillips, San Pedro; c C Paint
er, Washington, ID {,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-12

DOnalAuess Grocery House
Carries the finest stock in the city. No. 205
South Spring street.
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Head This To-day.

Head This To-day.
If you wish chance to grow rich, listen.
You can have fine 45 acre tract on the
corner or Washington .treet and Wolfskill
avenue. with splendid improvements. be-
iug one of the finest places in this city. 1t
is suitable to subdivide at high prices and
is an opportunity seldom offered-as the
buyer will make from $4,000 to $4,000
profit. Chas. Victor Hall. room s, Al South
Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-12

The Finest Lots
Are in Manzauita Heights in Los Angeles.
Call at l9 N. Spring st. Billings & Nc
Gown,